Real estate transfers in early records listing grantees and parcels
M. S. Murray transfers to B. Bernbeck W D s2 4 all 9 w2 10 w2 e2 10 n2 16 n2 sw 16 n2 s2 sw 16 all in 15-25 Blakely to E A Blackley W D 82 se 82 12 22 2,500 00 Henry Boblen to John Seitz W D 28 13 25 11,000 00 J H Heckman to C M Hutchinson W D w75 foot lots11 and 12 Bk 6 Woman W D se 19 12 24-1 10 100
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M.S. Murray
B. Bernbeck
W. D
R. O. Blakely
E. A. Blakely
Henry Boblen
John Seitz
J. H. Heckman
C. M. Hutchinson
U S Convetion at Ogallah Stirs Trego County Sunday School
The annual Trego county Sunday School convention held at Ogallah last Thursday is pronounced one of the best in the county for enthusiasm and spirit.
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Trego County
Ogallah
Memorial services for Rebekah Odd Fellow lodges held
The annual Rebekah and Odd Fellow memorial service occurred Sunday at 2:30 pm in the courthouse. Rev J E Naylor delivered the sermon after visits to Topeka headquarters and Manhattan rooms. The piece highlights the order’s pledges to aid the sick, bury the dead, and educate orphans, with extensive figures on relief payouts and global lodges including 41 homes for orphans and aged residents.
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Rebekah and
Odd Fellow
Court House
J. Enaylor
Orders
Topeka
Russell
Manhattan
Groomer
Brotherhood of Man
God
United States
Odd Fellowship
Rebekah
Loysity
Australia
South America
Japan
Europe
Istery
Conservatory of Music
Baptist Church Notes Sunday School at 19 am
Sunday School at 19.00 a m announced by the Baptist church urging members to stand by their class in the contest.
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Baptist Church
City considers bonds for new WaKeeney electric plant
City officials publish engineers findings on power options. Black & Veatch studied repairs to the existing oil engine and a proposed steam plant costing around 64 652 50 with 58 775 for boilers and generators, plus 5 877 50 for legal and engineering services. The council presents a bond question to voters to decide on a steam plant around 55 000.
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WaKeeney
Black & Veatch
Kansas City
City
Elec Light
Fairbanks Morse
Foos
Corliss
Wa Keeney Fire: House Loss Not Total But Rebuild Planned
The DeBoer family lost their home to a blaze but expect to rebuild soon. They are staying at the Baptist parsonage and acknowledge the financial hit, yet rejoice that the loss was not total. The issue at stake concerns what is best for Wa Keeney.
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Wa- Keeney
DeBoer
Baptist Parsonage
Fire destroys WaKeeney home at DeBoer residence
Fire caused the heaviest loss in WaKeeney since the water works began when the DeBoer home on North Oak Street partially burned last Friday morning. Miss Duncan, a roomer, discovered the blaze after sensing alarm from her sick mother. Firefighters and a garden hose battle could not contain the flames, damaging rugs clothing and bedding.
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WaKeeney
Municipal
Peter DeBoer
North Oak Street
Duncan
DeBoer
Albert Krhut
LaRabee O'TooleWedding Quiet County Nuptials In June
Miss Bessie Larrabee wed Albert O'Toole at the bride’s home on north Franklin street in a small family ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Pink and white decorations and roses adorned the house. A three course dinner followed before the couple departed for Denver and Colorado points to begin their married life.
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Bessie Larrabee
Albert O'Toole
Franklin Township
W. N. Larrabee
Franklin Street
Burkart
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